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Brennan places the Dragon of Bleecker Street's burrow in a huge dome on a mountain of subway tokens UC2 E1·00:22:32. From the massive pile the Dragon pulls a single, gleaming subway token, threads a piece of leather through its center hole and extends it to Kingston UC2 E1·00:25:59. The Dragon calls it a gift, puts it over his head, and Kingston begins to hear the voices of people out in the city UC2 E1·00:26:20UC2 E1·00:26:24.
The tokens are the heaps of subway tokens in the Dragon of Bleecker Street's hoard, and in UC2_01 one of them becomes the token Kingston wears UC2 E1·00:25:59. In UC2_17 Brennan describes huge mounds of subway tokens and glittering treasures in the room with Rowan, and Rowan asks to pick up 10 of them UC2 E17·01:25:26UC2 E17·01:45:30. Zac says "Those might be part of the hoard." UC2 E17·01:45:37.
Brennan lets Rowan swim through the tokens like Scrooge McDuck and tells Kingston this is where he met the dragon UC2 E17·01:54:01. Rowan animates two tokens as whirlwinds of tokens, and a subway car in the hoard turns on UC2 E17·01:57:31UC2 E17·01:57:49. In UC2_18 Brennan says that when Langston is named the hoard comes to life and coins whip around, and the last four drones are shredded by subway tokens UC2 E18·01:31:36.
Subway tokens — Brennan: "a mountain of subway tokens, in a huge dome with the celestial heights and clouds on the top of it" — 00:22:32; Dragon: "He reaches down and from the massive pile of subway tokens, pulls a single, gleaming subway token." — 00:25:59.